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Mart Price Tracker

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Seeing as there is a Beef Price Tracker thread would there be any interest in a similar thread for prices in the ring.Lads buying or selling might be able to give prices they got or gave for stock.

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Say my name

Jjameson wrote: »

He got plenty of that from day one! Home bred. Been on the show circuit from a weanling. I seen him on the hoof, good brisket and codd on him.

Was that the fella on the Late Late?

Grueller

Say my name wrote: »

Was that the fella on the Late Late?

No that lad was second and was a long way behind the champion imo.

Limestone Cowboy

Sold 15 bull weanlings last night. Averaged 950 for around 340kg.
3 handy shapey yellow charolais 320kg 990 probably the best price of the bundle, I was in 2 minds whether to bring them or not because I thought they were too handy.

josephsoap

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Sold 15 bull weanlings last night. Averaged 950 for around 340kg.
3 handy shapey yellow charolais 320kg 990 probably the best price of the bundle, I was in 2 minds whether to bring them or not because I thought they were too handy.

Very good, did they get much meal ?

Sami23

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Sold 15 bull weanlings last night. Averaged 950 for around 340kg.
3 handy shapey yellow charolais 320kg 990 probably the best price of the bundle, I was in 2 minds whether to bring them or not because I thought they were too handy.

Fair play - good money

Sami23

What would LMX heifers coming 2 year old weighing approx. 460-490 make in the mart these days.
Have a few here and silage stocks depleting rapidly so thinking of selling some rather than buying silage/hay

Limestone Cowboy

josephsoap wrote: »

Very good, did they get much meal ?

Were outliers on 3kg and silage since mid November.

Omallep2

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Were outliers on 3kg and silage since mid November.

Outliers always sell better

older by the day

Some change in a week. Dry cows were good last Friday in skibbereen. Back 150 Euro a head today. Any one know why. There must be an outside buyer last week?

SuperTortoise

Sami23 wrote: »

What would LMX heifers coming 2 year old weighing approx. 460-490 make in the mart these days.
Have a few here and silage stocks depleting rapidly so thinking of selling some rather than buying silage/hay

I would have said around the €1100 mark, mind i have'nt been to a mart in 5 or 6 weeks.

MeheeHohee

Strong trade in Carlile in the UK today for the Wilodge lim heifer sale 250k guineys top price :cool: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3260027804098798&id=100979850003625

QA1

Watching gortlea the screen in blacked out down a small bit on left hand sideðŸ€«ðŸ€ must have a few buddies out where cattle leave ring

QA1

Watching gortlea the screen in blacked out down a small bit on left hand sideðŸ€«ðŸ€ must have a few buddies out where cattle leave ring

tanko

MeheeHohee wrote: »

Strong trade in Carlile in the UK today for the Wilodge lim heifer sale 250k guineys top price :cool: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3260027804098798&id=100979850003625

Will you put an easy calving Angus on her??:D

MeheeHohee

tanko wrote: »

Will you put an easy calving Angus on her??:D

Will have to chance her with the stock bull doubt she'd fit into the crush here to AI

Base price

Jjameson wrote: »

Nothing in meat trade to indicate that? Serious cow trade Carnew tonight. Catalogue up with all details of cows sold if you have lsl.

https://www.livestock-live.com/OnlineCatalogue-M100?op=list

OH was saying that the factories are trying to pull prices for next week.

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QA1 wrote: »

Watching gortlea the screen in blacked out down a small bit on left hand sideðŸ€«ðŸ€ must have a few buddies out where cattle leave ring

That's not what's there.. Was there Wednesday night.

White Clover

Base price wrote: »

OH was saying that the factories are trying to pull prices for next week.

€4 base was within touching distance. It'd be a watershed as €3 was the target less than 18 months ago.

White Clover

Jjameson wrote: »

Nothing in meat trade to indicate that? Serious cow trade Carnew tonight. Catalogue up with all details of cows sold if you have lsl.

https://www.livestock-live.com/OnlineCatalogue-M100?op=list

Some good cows last night in gortatlea were making the equivalent of €5.

Water John

Thinking of offloading heavier cattle before grass. What would Ch and LM Blks 500+ kg possibly make?

White Clover

Jjameson wrote: »

Sure what’s to stop them. See what they did to the sheep last week..

Cattle must be scarce. Agents calling to yards last week looking for cattle. I haven't seen that for a while.

QA1

DukeCaboom wrote: »

That's not what's there.. Was there Wednesday night.

I believe you thousand wouldn’t

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QA1 wrote: »

I believe you thousand wouldn’t

???

QA1

DukeCaboom wrote: »

???

I don’t believe you that’s what I meant you could see them standing on the pens there last week :rolleyes:

DBK1

QA1 wrote: »

I don’t believe you that’s what I meant you could see them standing on the pens there last week :rolleyes:

Even if there was “buddies” there what difference would it make? If there’s stock you want to buy you can bid on them online and it’s there for everyone to see. The auctioneer can’t knock them down to anyone that’d be there if the bids are coming in online so it would be of no advantage to be there.

ruwithme

The advantage of being there would be you clearly get a good look in the flesh of anything you might consider buying.

Maybe I'm wrong,but I'd say there's the odd lad inside the premises aside from staff in a few places.

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DBK1 wrote: »

Even if there was “buddies” there what difference would it make? If there’s stock you want to buy you can bid on them online and it’s there for everyone to see. The auctioneer can’t knock them down to anyone that’d be there if the bids are coming in online so it would be of no advantage to be there.

There's no buddie BS goes on down there..its a few old lads with Nokia brick phones that can't bid online.

It's a very practical thing the mart is doing to accommodate them.

DBK1

ruwithme wrote: »

The advantage of being there would be you clearly get a good look in the flesh of anything you might consider buying.

Maybe I'm wrong,but I'd say there's the odd lad inside the premises aside from staff in a few places.

Isn’t there viewing times where anyone can go in and view the stock so long as you book ahead?

DBK1

DukeCaboom wrote: »

There's no buddie BS goes on down there..its a few old lads with Nokia brick phones that can't bid online.

It's a very practical thing the mart is doing to accommodate them.

I know that mart well and I agree with you completely.

Some lads just love to have something to complain about. If they want to view the stock all they’ve to do is drive down there, book a time and go in and view them. It’s no big mystery really.

The point I was making is whether you are there or not the auctioneer can’t give them to you any cheaper.

Sheep breeder

White Clover wrote: »

Some good cows last night in gortatlea were making the equivalent of €5.

Agree with you last night some super Charolais cows and finished up at one o clock, who is the auctioneer with the north accent. They fairly push numbers through per hour compared to the guys up west taking all night to sell lots. Carnew had serious trade for cows to night and no real value to be picked up. Some very top end blue cows made big money.